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Which statement about responding to a 'Help' call is correct?
Which statement about responding to a 'Help' call is correct?
- The first sworn supervisor on the scene remains in command until relieved by a higher-ranking officer. (correct)
- Officers should avoid using alternate dispatch channels, even if the primary channel is busy.
- Units assigned to the same radio channel should not notify dispatch about responding.
- Officers should respond without emergency equipment to avoid drawing attention.
What should officers do once the 'Help' scene has been secured?
What should officers do once the 'Help' scene has been secured?
- Coordinate with dispatch to cancel any additional responding units.
- Remain at the scene until further instructions are provided.
- Immediately return to service or move away from the scene if not needed. (correct)
- Assist in completing an Inter-Office Communication report.
When is an Overnight email required for a 'Help' call incident?
When is an Overnight email required for a 'Help' call incident?
- Only when an Inter-Office Communication is also completed.
- Only in serious and unusual situations, in addition to an Inter-Office Communication.
- Only when the call is cancelled before backup officers arrive.
- In all 'Help' call incidents, with no exceptions. (correct)
How does dispatch assist in directing responding officers to the 'Help' call scene?
How does dispatch assist in directing responding officers to the 'Help' call scene?
When is an Inter-Office Communication required for a 'Help' call incident?
When is an Inter-Office Communication required for a 'Help' call incident?
What should responding units do if they have not yet arrived at the 'Help' call scene?
What should responding units do if they have not yet arrived at the 'Help' call scene?
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